Ovid Tristia book Iii
Ovid Tristia book Iii
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Loci — "its master, " i. E. Augustus, 32 OVID. [1. 54 54. Littera: see note on v. 15.
56. Alternos : see note on v. 11. The sliorter length of the alternate lines (pentameters) is to be considered as the result of their cowering in fear. The tense of intrcmuissc (perfect) expresses the accomplished result.
57. Quandocumque : rarely (as here) used indefinitely = "at some time or other. " placere : subjunctive, expressing a wish. So aspiciarc, v. 58.
58. Isdem : = nsfZewi. Ovid means, he hopes to... be restored to Rome while it is still ruled by Augustus and his household.
59. Tenore pari: ablative of manner — "with no change of course, " i. E. "pursuing the even tenour of my way. " Graclihus celsis belongs as an ablative of instrument with suhlimia. Cp. Armis consjncuos, v. 33, above.
60. Intonsi : Apollo was represented as having long hair. Augustus built a magnificent temple to him on the Palatine Hill, within the precincts of which was included a great national library.
61. Peregrinis; "foreign, " because made of marble brought from foreign countries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loci — "its master, " i. E. Augustus, 32 OVID. [1. 54 54. Littera: see note on v. 15.
56. Alternos : see note on v. 11. The sliorter length of the alternate lines (pentameters) is to be considered as the result of their cowering in fear. The tense of intrcmuissc (perfect) expresses the accomplished result.
57. Quandocumque : rarely (as here) used indefinitely = "at some time or other. " placere : subjunctive, expressing a wish. So aspiciarc, v. 58.
58. Isdem : = nsfZewi. Ovid means, he hopes to... be restored to Rome while it is still ruled by Augustus and his household.
59. Tenore pari: ablative of manner — "with no change of course, " i. E. "pursuing the even tenour of my way. " Graclihus celsis belongs as an ablative of instrument with suhlimia. Cp. Armis consjncuos, v. 33, above.
60. Intonsi : Apollo was represented as having long hair. Augustus built a magnificent temple to him on the Palatine Hill, within the precincts of which was included a great national library.
61. Peregrinis; "foreign, " because made of marble brought from foreign countries.
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